Dentists in Miramar, FL: Local Guide

Quick answer: Miramar, FL has 49 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 20 are rated on Google, averaging 4.5★ across 1,939 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: Dr Julie Freedman DDS PA, Sunset Lakes Dental & Orthodontic Center, Riviera Dental Care PA. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Miramar is not a market you search — it is a market you shortlist. With 49 dental practices serving this fast-growing corner of southwest Broward, the field is far smaller than the sprawling directories of neighboring Miami-Dade. But size cuts both ways. Only 20 of those 49 offices have collected enough Google reviews to be rated at all, and just 16 maintain a working website. In a bigger city you filter a flood; in Miramar, you are working with a handful of genuinely documented practices — and knowing which ones they are is the entire game.

That is the honest character of this market, and it shapes how you should approach it. Across the 20 rated offices, patients have logged 1,939 reviews at an average of 4.5 stars. Those numbers are healthy, but they are concentrated: a few practices carry most of the community’s collective experience, while more than half the town’s dentists remain, for now, an open question. This guide walks you through the offices Miramar patients actually trust, the services you can reliably find here, and the smart way to vet a practice that has not yet built a public track record.

Start with the well-reviewed few

When a market is thin, the shortlist does the heavy lifting. The best-reviewed practices in Miramar have each earned hundreds of Google reviews — a volume that turns a star rating from a hint into a signal. Dr Julie Freedman DDS PA holds a 4.9 rating across 279 reviews. Close behind, Riviera Dental Care PA (4.8, 238 reviews) and Sunset Lakes Dental & Orthodontic Center (4.9, 234 reviews) round out a top three that together account for more than a third of every review left in the city.

Beyond that trio, three more offices clear the bar comfortably: Dentalmed Associates, LLC (4.9, 140 reviews), Adriana Mejia (4.8, 123 reviews), and Miramar Dental Center (4.8, 78 reviews). Every one of these six sits at 4.8 stars or higher, which is not a coincidence — it reflects how the top of this market clusters. Browse the full, continually updated roster on the Miramar dentist directory to see availability and services for each.

Notice how lopsided the review base is. Freedman, Riviera and Sunset Lakes have logged roughly 751 reviews between them, which is close to 39 percent of every review in the city. Add the next three practices and a handful of offices account for the overwhelming majority of Miramar’s documented patient experience. That concentration is exactly why a blind “dentist near me” search underserves this town: the map returns dozens of pins, but the real, testable evidence lives at a small number of them. The practical move is to begin with the documented offices and treat everything else as a lead to be verified, not a peer to be compared on equal footing.

Read the ratings honestly

The distribution above is worth pausing on, because it is the most useful single picture of Miramar’s dental quality. Of the 20 rated practices, 13 sit at 4.8 or above — a genuinely strong top tier. But the tail is real: two offices land in the 4.5–4.79 range, two more between 4.0 and 4.49, and three fall below 4.0. In other words, one in four reviewed practices carries a rating that should give you pause. In a market this compact, the difference between the top and the bottom of the list is large, and it pays to know which end you are looking at before you book.

What you can — and can’t — find in town

For a market its size, Miramar covers the essentials well. General and cosmetic care is easy to find, and the two most available specialties are dental implants (12 practices) and, tied at 10 each, periodontics, cosmetic dentistry, and teeth whitening. If you need orthodontics or Invisalign, seven offices offer each; the same seven-office depth applies to pediatric care and endodontics.

Where the market thins is urgent and surgical care. Only five practices advertise emergency dental services, and six handle oral surgery. That is enough for a town this size, but it means less slack on a bad day — if you crack a tooth on a weekend, your realistic options are few, so it is worth knowing your emergency practice before you ever need it.

Families have reasonable footing here too. Seven Miramar offices provide pediatric care, and the same number offer orthodontics and Invisalign, so a household can often keep parents’ and children’s dentistry under related roofs without leaving the city. The one caveat is that these counts describe how many practices offer a service, not how many hold deep experience in it — a general office that lists implants is not the same as a dedicated implant surgeon. When a procedure is significant, ask specifically how many cases the treating dentist performs each month, and cross-check that against the office’s specialty listing on its Miramar directory profile.

How to vet the offices that aren’t rated yet

Here is the part unique to a market like Miramar: 33 of the 49 practices in town have no public rating at all, and roughly two-thirds have no website. An unrated office is not a bad office — it is an office with too little public feedback to score. But it does mean you cannot outsource the judgment to a star count. You have to do the vetting yourself.

A practical checklist for the undocumented practice: confirm the dentist’s Florida license is active and clear of discipline through the state Department of Health portal; call and ask directly how long the practice has operated in Miramar and whether the treating dentist is the owner; verify your PPO or HMO network in writing, not by phone alone, because a mis-quoted network is the most common Miramar billing complaint; and ask for a written treatment plan with itemized costs before any major work. If a practice hesitates on any of these, treat that as data.

Looking just past the city line

Because Miramar’s map is compact, it is normal to widen the search a few minutes in any direction — and the surrounding communities are dense with options. Pembroke Pines sits directly to the north with a much larger practice count, while Miramar residents on the eastern edge are minutes from Miami Gardens and Miami Lakes. To the west, Cooper City and Davie add family-focused practices, and Opa-locka rounds out the southern options. If your first-choice Miramar office is booked out, one of these neighbors almost certainly has an opening.

The bottom line for Miramar

Treat Miramar as a curated market, not a crowded one. Start from the six practices above, match them against the service you actually need, and reserve your own due-diligence checklist for the many offices that have not yet built a Google review record. If you want to understand how these ratings are assembled and weighted, see how we rank practices, and for typical price ranges before you book, read our national guide to dental costs. When you are ready to compare offices side by side, the Miramar dentist directory keeps the full roster current.

Dental.me organizes dental directory data so patients can compare offices with confidence. Use each practice profile and its available website, map, and phone details for current appointment, payment, and care decisions.